Showing posts with label deeptech. Show all posts
Showing posts with label deeptech. Show all posts

Tuesday, 14 July 2020

Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) sets up centre for startups in Telangana


Industry association Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) on Saturday said it has set up a centre in Telangana to help startups to connect with large business houses and corporates. CII Centre for Innovation, Entrepreneurship, and Startups will also focus on deep-tech startups in the manufacturing sector to help create unicorns.

CII Centre for Innovation, Entrepreneurship, and Startups is supported by the Telangana government by way of space at T-Hub technology startup incubator in the city, and Pratiksha, a charitable trust founded by Gopalakrishnan.

Telangana IT Minister K T Rama Rao, who launched the Centre, said, the facility will provide the right mix of entrepreneurial elements mentorship, access to capital and safety net for experimentation that will strengthen the startup ecosystem in not just Telangana, but across India.

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CII sets up centre for startups in Telangana

Industry association CII on Saturday said it has set up a centre in Telangana to help startups to connect with large business houses and corporates. CII Centre for Innovation, Entrepreneurship, and Startups will also focus on deep-tech startups in the manufacturing sector to help create unicorns.

Wednesday, 8 July 2020

Drone startup TropoGo collaborates with Avianco Technologies - CRN - India


TropoGo, founded by Sandipan Sen, a Deep-Tech drone start-up has partnered with Avianco Technologies Pvt Ltd to offer integrated Risk & Insurance services to Avianco Customers.

Drones are Digital 4.0 technologies and the adoption has greatly increased primarily because of the perceived benefits across multiple sectors like Agriculture, Survey, Security and Healthcare to start with. Recent permission by Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) & multiple State Governments to conduct Beyond Visual Line of Sight #BVLOS) drone delivery experiments has opened up new possibilities.

Understating the importance of technology, Shravan V., Founder & CEO, Avianco Technologies says, “TropoGo and Avianco will bring seamless integration and superior user experience to Indian Drone Pilots.”

He further added, with detailed access of flight path, drone health, traffic congestion and various other parameters TropoGo can Co-innovate along with their Insurance partners to come up with comprehensive Risk & Fit for purpose Insurance Products of future.

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Drone startup TropoGo collaborates with Avianco Technologies - CRN - India

Read Article TropoGo, a Deep-Tech drone start-up has partnered with Avianco Technologies to offer integrated Risk & Insurance services to Avianco Customers. Drones are Digital 4.0 technologies and the adoption has greatly increased primarily because of the perceived benefits across multiple sectors like Agriculture, Survey, Security and Healthcare to start with.

Monday, 6 July 2020

Startup Accelators: NASSCOM picks 17 deep tech startups under fourth cohort


IT industry body NASSCOM on Friday announced the fourth batch of its 'DeepTech Club,' under which 17 startups have been chosen for four-month-long guidance, enterprise connect sessions, and exposure to investors, and the global startup ecosystem, according to a statement.

Technologies such as artificial intelligence (#AI), internet of things (#IoT), #blockchain, machine learning (#ML), and virtual reality (#VR) are leading the startup space, and attracting interest and activity, NASSCOM noted. The fourth batch includes startups working in areas like AI, natural language processing (#NLP), immersive technologies, IoT, #computervision, and #quantumcomputing, the statement said.

Some of the startups chosen are Devnagri, Exxar, and Stylumia Intelligence Technology.

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NASSCOM picks 17 deep tech startups under fourth cohort

IT industry body NASSCOM on Friday announced the fourth batch of its ' DeepTech Club,' under which 17 startups have been chosen for mentoring. Under the fourth cohort, 17 startups were selected for four-month-long guidance, enterprise connect sessions, and exposure to investors, and the global startup ecosystem, according to a statement.

Cisco LaunchPad - Startups: 6th Cohort


The following are the Cisco LaunchPad startups for 6th cohort:-

1. SatSure - Leverages advances in satellite remote sensing, machine learning and big data analytics to provide answers to large area questions across multiple domains.

2. Ederlabs - Focused on building secure AI technologies that help enterprises and other organizations adopt trusted and scalable AI practices.

3. Vernacular.ai - Integrates voice & conversational intelligence into products through an independent platform that is always learning.

4. Probus Sense - Helps distribution utilities digitize their distribution grid and have clear visibility of their network through our integrated end to end IoT platform.

5. Clean Slate Technologies: IoT and RTLS solutions provider helping customers boost productivity from location intelligence. It offers multi-sensor hardware tags, proprietary indoor tracking software engines and a customizable intelligence platform that enable live location visibility, process monitoring, deviation alerts and data-driven insights for continuous process improvement.

6. Cloudneeti - A software company with innovative solutions for continuous cloud security, data privacy, and compliance assurance.

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Cisco LaunchPad - Startups

Clean Slate is IoT and RTLS solutions provider helping customers boost productivity from location intelligence. It offers multi-sensor hardware tags (Kreto), proprietary indoor tracking software engines (inLocate 1.0, 4.0 and 6,0) and a customizable intelligence platform that enable live location visibility, process monitoring, deviation alerts and data-driven insights for continuous process improvement.

Thursday, 25 June 2020

Agricultural Tech: This MeitY-backed deeptech startup AIGROEDGE uses IoT sensors to monitor farms and improve crops


Delhi-based deeptech startup AIGROEDGE Technologies, co-founderd by Mayank Rajput, ABHAI TIWARI, and Akshay Taneja, has built a proprietary #IoT sensor that monitors agricultural lands in real-time and improves crop visibility for farmers.

AIGROEDGE has built a proprietary intelligent farming kit, which includes an Internet of Things (IoT) based sensory device known as ‘KRAASHAK’ and a #SaaS-based analytics platform called AgriVitals.

The Delhi-based startup measures soil parameters (temperature, moisture, conductivity, pH level, moisture absorbance rate); environmental parameters (temperature, humidity, atmospheric pressure, light intensity, CO2 level, and weather data from external stations); and geographic parameters in real-time by deploying multiple sensor nodes across agricultural fields. Typically, one acre of land requires five sensors to capture adequate data.

AIGROEDGE operates on a B2B model; its customers include farms and agritech firms, genetic and plant breeding companies, and government and farm finance providers.

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This MeitY-backed deeptech startup uses IoT sensors to monitor farms and improve crops

Serial entrepreneur and innovator Mayank Rajput has dabbled in sensory systems, electronics, and material design for almost seven years. This is the electronics engineer's second entrepreneurship stint after StretchSkin Technologies, which he founded in 2018. The Singapore-based startupbuilds stretchable and wearable sensory systems for physical rehab, gaming, and training.

Tuesday, 23 June 2020

Funding Alert: Sequoia invests in Singapore quantum computing startup Horizon


Singapore-based Horizon Quantum Computing startup aims to make quantum computing accessible to every developer. It just raised an undisclosed amount funding led by Sequoia India, bringing its total seed money to US$3.2 million.

Founded in 2018, Horizon is developing tools so that programs designed for conventional computers can be automatically adapted for quantum processors.

Horizon said its approach is different. It looks to enable developers to build programs with fewer lines of code and automatically optimize their programs for real processors.

Some deep-tech players in Singapore are also looking to make quantum computing more accessible. One example is Entropica Labs, which is also backed by SGInnovate as well as Wavemaker Partners, among other investors. Another player is SpeQtral, which is developing space-based quantum communication systems.

Citing a study from Boston Consulting Group (BCG) Consulting Group, Horizon said the quantum applications market can reach over US$260 billion by 2050 as adoption picks up.

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Sequoia invests in Singapore quantum computing startup Horizon

All over the globe, there are tens of millions of conventional software developers, with 46 million registered on GitHub alone. However, fewer than 1,000 people globally are capable of developing new quantum applications, Singapore-based Horizon Quantum Computing observed.

DeepTech Startups: Cambridge-based VividQ raises another €2.8 million to bring 3D holography to everyday electronics


VividQ, a UK DeepTech company specialising in 3D holography, has today announced raising an additional €2.8 million of funding and closing its oversubscribed seed round. The extra funding came from FLUXUNIT - OSRAM Ventures,, the UTEC - The University of Tokyo Edge Capital and existing angel investors.

VividQ, founded in 2017, aims to transform how we view, interact and connect with the world. It brings real-time ‘computer generated holography’ #CGHH) to everyday applications, creating the most “realistic, immersive and sensational holographic experiences”. In other words, this means that holographic displays could soon be commonplace in our everyday lives, from #AR smart glasses, to in-car head-up displays (HUD).

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Cambridge-based VividQ raises another €2.8 million to bring 3D holography to everyday electronics

VividQ, a UK DeepTech company specialising in 3D holography, has today announced raising an additional €2.8 million of funding and closing its oversubscribed seed round. The extra funding came from FluxUnit - OSRAM Ventures, the University of Tokyo Edge Capital (UTEC) and existing angel investors.